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Schutte wrote the following popular hymns:
 
Schutte wrote the following popular hymns:
  
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You Are Near (1971)
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* You Are Near (1971)
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<br>Sing a New Song (1972)
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* Sing a New Song (1972)
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<br>Though the Mountains May Fall (1975)
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* Though the Mountains May Fall (1975)
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<br>Glory and Praise to Our God (1976)  
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* Glory and Praise to Our God (1976)  
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<br>Blest Be the Lord (1976)
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* Blest Be the Lord (1976)
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<br>Here I am, Lord (1981)
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* Here I am, Lord (1981)
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<br>City of God (1981)
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* City of God (1981)
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<br>Only This I Want (1981)
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* Only This I Want (1981)
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<br>Table of Plenty (1992).
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* Table of Plenty (1992).
  
 
[[John Michael Talbot]] and [[Amy Grant]] have performed many of Schutte's works.
 
[[John Michael Talbot]] and [[Amy Grant]] have performed many of Schutte's works.
  
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Revision as of 19:43, November 14, 2007

Daniel Schutte (b. 1947) is a successful Christian songwriter. His hymns tend to be more traditional and conservative than other contemporary church music.

Schutte wrote the following popular hymns:

  • You Are Near (1971)
  • Sing a New Song (1972)
  • Though the Mountains May Fall (1975)
  • Glory and Praise to Our God (1976)
  • Blest Be the Lord (1976)
  • Here I am, Lord (1981)
  • City of God (1981)
  • Only This I Want (1981)
  • Table of Plenty (1992).

John Michael Talbot and Amy Grant have performed many of Schutte's works.